“will it work for a dj”

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• Take it from an old school DJ, No. You need more power. Good luck! And buy some vinyl.

  Answered by DrOckW 9 years ago

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• Not recommended.

  Answered by EricHowell 10 years ago

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• the screen will fry up

  Answered by underfoot1 10 years ago

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• Not unless there is a software you ware accessing from online. I would not recommend you to use this as a DJ. I have been in the music industry a while as well, so take that from someone who knows.

  Answered by Symspid3y 10 years ago

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• Not that I think so if you got to install lot of music software(s) and open multiple apps. You need more powerful machine than this like a core i3

  Answered by beetlefly 10 years ago

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• No it is top slow they would need a MacBook pro, it doesn't have the speed or memory to hold heavy files or if music needs to be edited it is going to take a really long time

  Answered by michy0412 10 years ago

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